Labor's critics were always going to frame the handover of power in a negative light.

The retiring premier's enemies never understood the extent to which he grasped the electorate — or why his antipathy to business won approval.

Qantas chairman Richard Goyder and CEO Vanessa Hudson faced a stern grilling in a Senate committee and a stern strike threat from pilots.

It’s a bad time to run a referendum that asks Australians to think about other people, to be generous, to embrace the risk of change.

From ex-PMs to ecstatic employees, the words of praise for Rupert Murdoch came thick and fast in News Corp publications.

Lidia Thorpe was interviewed in language on her opposition to the Voice, what a successful No vote could mean for Treaty, and more.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton always looks sincere. The trouble is that he says things that are objectively untrue, things he cannot possibly believe.

The ways we support our culture give us strength in difficult times. The COVID inquiry must ensure that disruptions to Australian art cannot occur again.

The Australia Institute hired corporate governance experts to look into influence peddling by businesses. Turns out not much is known about the money companies spend on political operations.

Kneecapping councils, a public land sell-off? The premier's boldness — and his final flourish as he announces his resignation — is serving as cover to destroy the social state.

It has been an incredible week for the glorious political art of doing the exact things one has loudly condemned in the past.

PM Anthony Albanese seems resistant to the suggestion that the view from halfway up the Indian PM's arse is far less scenic than advertised.

Despite what those pushing an anti-trans agenda will tell you, Australia has always had trans and gender-diverse people.